ast
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car setupcan any one give me an idea what diff and shock oils to use please , i wont be able to race this weekend i'm ill , so i may as well strip the diffs and shocks , but i not sure what to put in them
thanks
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Ashers
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Hi Ast all setting are dependent on track conditions but for Colchester I would go with Front diff thicker than the rear on a scale from 1-10 go for the front diff at 8 and the rear diff at 3. With the shocks assuming you are using the standard setup I would go for 30-35 wieght allround hope this helps and I hope you are feeling better soon. Regards Ash
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ast
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thanks ash , have a good day tomorrow mate , wish i could be there
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Hugh Jengine
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Hello Ast,
I ran 60,000 and 15,000 diff oil today, but found the back end very loose on-power in the damp, so i'll go down a bit for the next run.
40 weight shock oil all round with purple springs (1 softer than standard blue) worked ok.
HTH
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CuttingEdge
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Ummmmm I feel Hugh Jengine could be code for somthing else with 3 letters in it !!!! I was wondering why *** was not on your Forum
Well done Hugh Jengine on a good win today showing the way with the Mugen MTX4
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ast
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| Hugh Jengine wrote: | Hello Ast,
I ran 60,000 and 15,000 diff oil today, but found the back end very loose on-power in the damp, so i'll go down a bit for the next run.
40 weight shock oil all round with purple springs (1 softer than standard blue) worked ok.
HTH |
Yeah thats the same set up as me and i had the same problem with the rear , so will drop the read diff oil
cheers mate , well done on the win
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Hugh Jengine
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Thanks guys, the Mugen worked well - i've got a couple of other things to try out when i get a chance, i'll let you know how i get on with them.
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